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Physics (20 & 30)

Physics 20 Key Concepts

  • Unit A: Kinematics
    • scalar and vector quantities
    • uniform and uniformly accelerated motion
    • two-dimensional motion
  • Unit B: Dynamics
    • Newton’s laws of motion
    • inertia
    • static and kinetic friction
    • gravitational force
    • Newton’s law of universal gravitation
    • gravitational field
  • Unit C: Circular Motion, Work and Energy
    • uniform circular motion
    • mechanical energy
    • conservation of mechanical energy
    • work-energy theorem
    • power
  • Unit D: Oscillatory Motion and Mechanical Waves
    • oscillatory motion
    • simple harmonic motion
    • oscillating spring, pendulum
    • mechanical and acoustic resonance
    • mechanical waves – longitudinal and transverse
    • reflection
    • interference
    • Doppler effect

Physics 30 Key Concepts

  • Unit A: Momentum and Impulse
    • impulse and momentum
    • Newton’s laws of motion
    • elastic and inelastic collisions
  • Unit B: Forces and Fields
    • electric charge and conservation of charge
    • Coulomb’s law
    • electric and magnetic fields
    • electric potential difference
    • charge quantization – Millikan’s experiment
    • electromagnetic induction
  • Unit C: Electromagnetic Radiation
    • speed and propagation of EMR
    • reflection, refraction, diffraction, and interference
    • total internal reflection and Snell’s law
    • photoelectric effect
    • Compton effect
  • Unit D: Atomic Physics
    • charge-to-mass ratio (Thomson’s experiment)
    • spectra: continuous, line emission and line absorption
    • energy levels (states)
    • de Broglie hypothesis
    • quantum mechanical model
    • half-life, nuclear decay and reactions
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Circular Motion, Work and Energy (11)

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Oscillatory Motion and Waves (11)

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Electromagnetic Radiation and Atomic Physics (12)

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Biology (20 & 30)

Biology 20 Key Concepts

  • Unit A: Energy and Matter Exchange in the Biosphere
    • biosphere
    • energy, biomass and numbers
    • carbon, nitrogen, oxygen and phosphorus cycles
    • water properties
  • Unit B: Ecosystems and Population Change
    • ecosystems
    • biotic/abiotic characteristics
    • adaptation and variation
    • population, natural selection, species
  • Unit C: Photosynthesis and Cellular Respiration
    • absorption of light by pigments
    • light-dependent and independent reactions
    • glycolysis, Krebs cycle, and electron transport systems
    • aerobic and anaerobic respiration
  • Unit D: Human Systems
    • structure and function of major systems: respiratory, digestive, excretory, circulatory and motor
    • chemical nature of carbohydrates, proteins, lipids
    • chemical and physical digestion, digestive enzymes
    • gas exchange
    • composition of blood

Biology 30 Key Concepts

  • Unit A: Nervous and Endocrine Systems
    • neurons and nerve impulse transmission
    • central and peripheral nervous systems
    • reflex arcs, sensory receptors
    • endocrine system and hormones
  • Unit B: Reproduction and Development
    • reproductive systems, hormones and technologies
    • embryonic and fetal development
    • parturition and lactation
  • Unit C: Cell Division, Genetics and Molecular Biology
    • cell cycle, mitosis and meiosis
    • alternation of generations, Mendel’s laws of heredity
    • monohybrid, dihybrid and sex-linked inheritance
    • incomplete dominance and codominance
    • model of DNA, replication, transcription, translation, and mutations
    • genetic engineering
  • Unit D: Population and Community Dynamics
    • Hardy-Weinberg principle
    • gene pool, natural selection
    • symbiotic relationships and interactions
    • population size: natality, mortality, immigration, emigration
    • population growth rate and growth curves
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Microscopes

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Chemistry (20 & 30)

Chemistry 20 Key Concepts

  • Unit A: The Diversity of Matter and Chemical Bonding
    • chemical, ionic, and covalent bonds
    • electronegativity and polarity
    • intramolecular and intermolecular forces, hydrogen bond
    • VSEPR theory
  • Unit B: Forms of Matter: Gases
    • C and K temperature scales, absolute zero
    • real and ideal gases
    • law of combining volumes
    • Charles’, Boyle’s and ideal laws
    • standard temperature and pressure
  • Unit C: Matter as Solutions, Acids and Bases
    • homogeneous mixtures
    • solubility electrolyte/nonelectrolyte
    • concentration and dilution
    • strong and weak acids and bases
    • monoprotic/polyprotic acids and bases
    • Arrhenius theory
    • indicators
    • hydronium (pH) and hyroxide (pOH) ions
    • neutralization
  • Unit D: Quantitative Relationships in Chemical Changes
    • reaction stoichiometry
    • precipitation
    • limiting and excess reagents
    • actual, theoretical and percent yield
    • titration and curves for strong acids and bases
    • end point vs. equivalence point

Chemistry 30 Key Concepts

  • Unit A: Thermochemical Changes
    • Hess’ law
    • molar enthalpy
    • activation energy and catalysts
    • calorimetry
    • fuels and energy efficiency
  • Unit B: Electrochemical Changes
    • oxidation and reduction
    • oxidizing and reducing agents
    • redox reactions, half-reactions
    • voltaic and electrolytic cells
    • electrolysis
    • Faraday’s law
    • corrosion
  • Unit C: Chemical Changes of Organic Compounds
    • organic compounds and reactions
    • structural formulas and isomers
    • monomers and polymers
    • aliphatic and aromatic compounds
    • saturated/unsaturated hydrocarbons
    • functional groups
  • Unit D: Chemical Equilibrium Focusing on Acid-Base Systems
    • chemical equilibrium systems
    • Le Chatelier’s principle
    • acid-base equilibrium
    • Bronsted-Lowry acids and bases
    • titration curves
    • conjugate pairs of acids and bases
    • amphiprotic substances
    • buffers and indicators
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Thermochemistry, Electrochemistry, and Equilibrium (12)

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